Is the protest already over?

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Taking that Protestantism was confronted in the matters like the council of Trent and even then, there was later compromise on Faith alone. By the idea of faith and works, Is Martin’s Luther reformation over? there are many Protestant groups which martin Luther may have disagreed as the point was to reform? speaking of which are some protestants removing the boxes from their heads to see it is over if my claim is correct?
 
There is an agreement, but that was the original protest of the first true protestants.

The word Protestant comes from a small group of people who protested the Diet of Spires, and did not include all of what we might consider Protestants at the time. They protested a decision that handed out penalties for having the works of Martin Luther.

Not all Protestants today would protest a ban on the works of Martin Luther, so not all Protestants are Protestants in the original sense.

The word Protestant is a kind of misnomer and many Protestants don’t label themselves Protestant.

There is hardly a ban on Luther’s works today, and so we can say the protest is over.
 
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